Shorashim

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Shorashim (Hebrew: שָׁרָשִׁים, שורשים, lit. Roots) is a communal settlement in the Lower Galilee, in the Northern District of Israel. The village is administered by the Misgav Regional Council and affiliated with the Conservative movement.

History

Shorashim was founded as a moshav in 1980 by a group of North American olim. Over the years, it was privatized, but the community remains tightly knit and committed to a traditional but pluralistic way of life. All community activity is voluntary. There is no community rabbi and all roles in the synagogue are rotated among members. About half of the residents are native Israeli and the rest new immigrants from various countries, predominantly English speakers. ^[1]

References

↑ Moshav Shorashim, Jewish Agency

External links

Village website

v t e Misgav Regional Council

Kibbutzim	Eshbal Kishor Lotem Moran Pelekh Tuval Yahad

Moshavim	Ya'ad Yodfat

Community settlements	Atzmon Avtalion Eshhar Gilon Har Halutz Hararit Harashim Kamon Koranit Lavon Ma'ale Tzviya Manof Mikhmanim Mitzpe Aviv Moreshet Rakefet Shekhanya Shorashim Tal-El Tzurit Yuvalim

Bedouin villages	Arab al-Na'im Dmeide Hamdon Hussniyya Kamanneh Ras al-Ein Sallama

Coordinates: 32°53′32.44″N 35°15′26.68″E / 32.8923444°N 35.2574111°E / 32.8923444; 35.2574111

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